ALD showcases FRESOR technology at Vaper Expo UK.

May.15.2023
ALD showcases FRESOR technology at Vaper Expo UK.
Chinese e-cigarette brand ALD showcased their FRESOR brand and two main platforms FRESOR NOVA and FRESOR MAX at Vaper Expo UK.

On May 12th, at the Vaper Expo UK in Birmingham, UK, electronic cigarette manufacturer ALD showcased their original technology brand, FRESOR, along with two major platforms, FRESOR NOVA and FRESOR MAX.


Su Huaping, the Sales Director of FRESOR brand, stated on site that FRESOR Nova uses a unique flat mesh smoke technology, a 5-layer composite cotton structure made of medical grade cotton, and a waterfall-style V-shaped air passage design. It achieves high consistency through fully automatic production and has increased puff count by 42% compared to ordinary 2ml e-cigarettes.


The FRESOR Max aims to solve a common problem with high-capacity disposable e-cigarettes: after consuming 9-10 milliliters of e-liquid, the flavor quickly fades or disappears. It utilizes intelligent dual-mesh technology to generate larger volumes of smoke and maintain a consistent flavor.


At the scene, Su Huaping shared the features and advantages of FRESOR series products, and expressed his vision for the future development of the e-cigarette industry.


Zhuo Li Neng Exhibition Booth | Image source: 2FIRSTS


Zhuo Li Neng exhibition booth | Image source: 2FIRSTS


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